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Transplantation and Foundational Biomedical Ethical Valuesature of the good that it ought to seek. The tradition of Hippocrates expresses this in terms of doing what is beneficial to life and avoiding harm; yet medicine and surgery change lives and alter natural processes. This forces us to ask:

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Psychological Perspectives on the Process of Organ TransplantationOrgan transplantation is not a single event. To the patient, transplantation surgery is only one of many events on a continuum reaching back to the first sign of illness and stretching forward into an uncertain future.